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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
2
An editorial condemns a deadly Peninsula accident caused by a drunken driver who ignored an arterial stop sign. It calls for swift, substantial punishment, including several years in prison and lifelong driving penalties, to deter future reckless behavior and protect the public.
A broad look at Western Cascade forests notes 700 billion feet of uncut timber on the Pacific slopes. It asserts rapid regrowth within 40 to 50 years and mature second growth in 100 to 125 years, predicting continued supply for the nation with proper protection and taxation. It ends with a humorous aside about marrying titles.
In Camp Dimond, Valley No 5 and Castro Valley Hayward No 5 Scout Troops each bring 14 boys, totaling 52 district youths led by executive Henry L. Hopkins. Camp runs for a week more. list details troop rosters across Hayward, Castro, Livermore, Newark, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, and Irvington districts with Ashland and Tennsson as missing representations.
Ed Willis proprietor of a Castro street cigar shop is receiving treatment for an injury to his left eye. While at a magazine rack in the store two wires struck his eye causing damage and he is under care of a Francisco eye specialist. Friends fear the seriousness may be minor, but they hope for a quick recovery. Week-end guests listed include Mr and Mrs W A Lake and Mr and Mrs Richard Balke of Hanford and Lemoore visiting L A Griggs on Third street.
The recent heat wave in San Lorenzo tops records with high shade temperatures and minimal damage except where fruit faced direct sun. Local unrest shifts to seashore areas for cooler air as road work near Telegraph road to 4A street proceeds under county supervision.
Walter Pence and Camille return to town after a brother's funeral in Vallejo. The Sunset 4-H Club held a whist party at the Hayward farm bureau office, raising funds for the club treasury with prizes and luncheon. Clarence Rose of Durant Motor Co visits with his mother in town as others visit from Vallejo and Inaction City. A group hosted whist and dinner for several couples, and J Macedo returns from the Azores with relatives.
Kelly Bros. claim the largest necktie stock ever, featuring varied colors and styles. The notice highlights broad selection and affordable prices to attract shoppers.
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